Partner with us
How a school, community group or NGO becomes a Oriel partner, step by step. We move slowly on purpose: trust first, money second.
How it works
Introduce yourself
Write to us with who you are, where you work and the children you already serve. A short email is enough to start.
Call and documents
We meet by video and ask for your registration, your safeguarding policy (or a plan to adopt one with us) and any recent report.
Visit
Our founder visits in person to meet teachers, parents and your team. No photos of children are taken without a guardian's consent.
Plan together
You propose one small program, a budget and one simple measure of success. We agree it in writing.
Fund and record
Funds go out in stages. Every payment carries a receipt and is logged on our public record.
Report and decide
A short report every quarter. After a year we decide together whether to continue, grow, or build.
What we look for
- Already working with children in the community, led by local people
- A written child safeguarding policy, or the will to adopt one
- Registered locally, or hosted by a registered organisation
- Comfortable with publishing receipts and results, including misses
Companies, web3 projects and media
Sponsor a program
Fund one partner's program for a year, with every payout visible on-chain.
Match gifts
Match what your community gives once giving opens.
Lend skills
Accounting, legal, design, engineering or translation, usually remote.
Tell the story
Media partners follow the work; CHAINBRIEF already reports our progress.
Start a conversation
We are looking for a first local partner, in Korea or abroad: a school, community group or registered NGO already working with children.
Write to us